2017
Articles
Suicide risk assessments don't prevent suicide
According to research published today in the BMJ, the current system of categorising a patient's suicide risk isn't effective.
Voter registration challenges electoral integrity: new report
The Electoral Integrity Project's mid-year report compares 260 elections across 161 countries.
Gravitational waves world-first discovery Down Under
A Sydney team was the first in the world to confirm radiowaves from the latest gravitational waves event, resulting from a spectacular neutron star merger that has produced light and radio waves as well as gravitational waves.
4 reasons why food is more important than you think
Access to food is a basic human right, vital for good health and ultimately for life itself. But how often do you wonder where your next meal is coming from, who's growing it, and whether it's actually good for you?
Launch your global business career
Postgraduate study in business can open the door to a world of opportunities - whether you want to upskill for the demands of a changing workforce, pursue a new career, gain global experiences or realise a passion.
3 tips to being supermarket savvy
Food is big business. From paddock to plate and everything in between, Dr Alana Mann discusses the mega industry that is food and how it isn’t free from politics in the latest episode of Open for Discussion.
Silver-studded crews announced for Australian Boat Race
The Australian Boat Race takes place on the Yarra River in Melbourne on 22 October.
How will you make your mark on the world?
Our past Graduate Medal winners share how these awards helped to turn their passions into a career.
Early-career researchers excel in NHMRC fellowships
Researchers at the University of Sydney have received almost $23 million from the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC).
Ready to Raise the Bar
Join us for another round of Raising the Bar, our annual free talks hosted in Sydney bars.